《Xiang Xing Ji 》premiered in Beijing

 The documentary film - Xiang Xing Ji - premiered in Beijing on October 21.The journey of the Asian elephant from Yunnan to the north and back to the south, and the experience of the rescued elephant Po's reintroduction into the wild have become the true stories told in this film.The video will be released onReleased in theaters nationwide from October 23.

Gu Yujin serves as the director, and China, Canada, Singapore and other countries co-produced the film.In order to record the life and protection of Asian elephants, the film crew spent three years and entered the Yunnan tropical rainforest many times.Starting from specific events such as elephant herd migration and individual rescue, the film presents China's comprehensive measures to protect Asian elephants.

On the day of the premiere, “Elephant” also came to the audience.A dance performance was arranged on site, and guests jointly announced the film's nationwide release; the elephant model in the theater attracted the audience to stop and take photos.

The person in charge of the China International Books and Periodicals Publishing and Distribution Center said at the premiere that the film hopes to use real images to present the practice of China's ecological civilization construction, build a platform for exchanges and cooperation through transnational co-production, and then use an immersive viewing experience to resonate emotionally with audiences from different countries and explore ways to tell Chinese stories to international audiences.

The IMAX version will exclusively present more screen content.The wider screen will show the majesty of the natural environment and the scenery of the elephant herds as they travel.

《Xiang Xing Ji 》 is directed by the State Council Information Office, the State Forestry and Grassland Administration (National Park Administration), and supervised by the China International Publishing Group, the Propaganda Department of the Yunnan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the China Film Co-Production Company.The poster was provided by China International Publishing Group, and the premiere photos were taken by Xinhua News Agency reporter Jin Liangkuai; the reporting reporter was Wang Ziming.